Stainless Steel Horse Bit, BT1103 Label, Pictured Slotted Cheeks

Map the slots, textured extensions and chain to actual inventory

Request an itemized drawing of the mouthpiece arms/joint, rectangular-slotted upper cheeks, lower extensions, rings, oval openings and chain pieces. A picture does not establish actual chain/extra-ring inclusion or count. Agree the accepted sample mapping and full supplied-parts list before comparing configurations.

• Identify the actual literal BT1103 sample.
• Draw rectangular slots and upper cheek profiles.
• Map the broad textured lower extensions.
• Measure full mouthpiece, ring and chain/attachment geometry.
• Show actual slot/extension roles, movements and routing.
• Record accepted pieces/count and per-part requirements.

Confirm actual surface materials and operating functions

Silver-looking metal, dark textured surfaces and light upper-edge strips do not establish grade, strip or coating chemistry. For the named Stainless Steel class, obtain actual per-part composition, manufacturing and finish records. Confirm actual joint/ring/chain movement, attachment functions and intended operating restrictions.

Assess the documented slotted-cheek configuration with the actual horse

Obtain complete fitting/use/inspection/care instructions and qualified assessment for the actual horse, bridle, reins and proposed conditions. Slotted/textured extensions, chain and Snaffle/racing names do not establish operating classification, pressure/leverage, severity, comfort, quality, training/racing benefit or horse suitability. Define relevant operating and horse/user criteria using exact-configuration evidence.

Confirm current terms for the accepted upper-and-lower-extension version

Ask whether the listed 20pcs minimum applies to that documented sample. Agree measured geometry, full inventory and material/appearance sample with present packaging/order scope. Other creates no actual choice; request actual size mapping and current sample timing directly.